Deadly Clashes Ahead of Liberian Vote
- Publisher:
- Al Jazeera English
- Publication Date:
- 7 November 2011
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At least three people have been killed in an exchange of gunfire between Liberian police and protesters as a mass opposition rally in Monrovia, the capital, turned violent on the eve of a presidential election runoff vote. Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege reports from the scene in Monrovia.
Peaceful Liberia Voting Follows Violent Clashes
- Would Sirleaf Win Be Best for Democracy?
- Opposition Calls Protest On Eve of Poll
- CDC's Boycott 'Unfortunate'
- Elections Commission States Procedure for Boycott
- Boycott Dampens Presidential Poll Spirit
- African Union Worried Over Opposition Polls Boycott
- Sirleaf Says Run-Off Can 'Nuture' Peace; Ecowas Calls for Opposition to Participate
- Polls Open Amidst Opposition Boycott and Violence
- Run-off Vote Off to Peaceful Start
- Police Close Radio Stations Ahead of Run-Off Vote
- Obama Warns of Accountability for Obstructing Elections
- UN Envoy Appeals for Peaceful Poll
- Three Die in Opposition Clash With Police
- Clashes in Monrovia a Day Before Run-Off
- Tense Standoff Between Opposition Party and Police
Sirleaf is Trying to Silence Me, Says Opposition Candidate Tubman
- President Sirleaf Is Trying to Intimidate Me, Says Run-Off Candidate Tubman
- Sirleaf Says Run-Off Can 'Nuture' Peace; Ecowas Calls for Opposition to Participate
- Security Council Calls On All to Take Part in Upcoming Poll
- Elections Commission States Procedure for Boycott
- President's Statement on Forthcoming Presidential Run-Off Election
- U.S. 'Deeply Disappointed' by CDC Boycott Decision
- Ecowas Surprise at Tubman's Boycott Pronouncement
- Unity Party Goes Into Runoff Elections Alone As CDC Withdraws
- UN Urges Citizens to Maintain Peace Despite Electoral Disagreement
- CDC to Boycott Runoff Elections
- More CDC Demands
- The Case for Ellen's Re-Election
- New Election Chief Takes Charge
- All Set for Run-Off Despite Boycott Threat
